sheering (Meaning)

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sheering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Sheer

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The wind's relentless force sent shivers down her spine, sheering through her thin clothing.
The blade of the saw sheered through the metal with an eerie screech.
As the rockslide descended, it sheered off the face of the cliff, sending debris cascading down.
The car's sharp turn sheered off the side of the tire, leaving a trail of rubber on the road.
The drunk driver's reckless actions sheered a chunk off the wall of the house.
The surgeon's scalpel sheered through my flesh with precision, leaving a clean wound.
The wool on the sheep was so thick that it required special shears to sheer.
The waterfall's turbulent waters sheered into a frothy mist as they plummeted into the pool below.
The ice skater's blade sheered through the frozen surface, sending up a shower of ice crystals.
The hay was so dry that it sheered effortlessly when the farmer drove the tractor through it.

of Sheer

swinging,deviating, veering, turning, wheeling, tacking, zigzagging, detouring, turning off,diverging

straightening, straightening,,

The wind's relentless force sent shivers down her spine, sheering through her thin clothing.

The blade of the saw sheered through the metal with an eerie screech.

As the rockslide descended, it sheered off the face of the cliff, sending debris cascading down.

The car's sharp turn sheered off the side of the tire, leaving a trail of rubber on the road.